God gives us treasures on the pathway through grief that we could never anticipate or choose for ourselves. They are treasures hidden in darkness (Isaiah 45:3)
No matter what season or times we live in, we will all face these difficult situations where we need strength and courage.
Who do you say I am? This is the great question that the apostle Matthew has set before his readers is: Who is Jesus? … and that’s a question Scazzero asks us to ponder as well. The Next chapter in our odyssey through Emotionally Healthy Discipleship is titled: Follow the Crucified, Not the Americanized, Jesus – well I’ve edited to the westernized – it’s the same for us in Canada….
Who do you say I am? This is the great question that the apostle Matthew has set before his readers is: Who is Jesus? … and that’s a question Scazzero asks us to ponder as well. The Next chapter in our odyssey through Emotionally Healthy Discipleship is titled: Follow the Crucified, Not the Americanized, Jesus – well I’ve edited to the westernized – it’s the same for us in Canada….
Who do you say I am? This is the great question that the apostle Matthew has set before his readers is: Who is Jesus? … and that’s a question Scazzero asks us to ponder as well. The Next chapter in our odyssey through Emotionally Healthy Discipleship is titled: Follow the Crucified, Not the Americanized, Jesus – well I’ve edited to the westernized – it’s the same for us in Canada….
Who do you say I am? This is the great question that the apostle Matthew has set before his readers is: Who is Jesus? … and that’s a question Scazzero asks us to ponder as well. The Next chapter in our odyssey through Emotionally Healthy Discipleship is titled: Follow the Crucified, Not the Americanized, Jesus – well I’ve edited to the westernized – it’s the same for us in Canada….
A person who practices “being” before “doing” operates from a place of emotional and spiritual fullness, deeply aware of themselves and others. As a result, their being with God is sufficient to sustain their doing for God.
A person who practices “being” before “doing” operates from a place of emotional and spiritual fullness, deeply aware of themselves and others. As a result, their being with God is sufficient to sustain their doing for God.
Our weekly update about what’s going on at FBK
Here is Pastor Marlee and Pastor Dave with a midweek message encouraging us on our journey of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship
Some decades ago, a popular phrase used to describe the church was that we were one mile wide and one inch deep. Now, we have to ask if we should say we are one mile wide and less than half an inch deep. Join us as we dig into this important question: What are the beneath-the-surface failures that undermine deep discipleship and keep people from becoming spiritually mature?
Some decades ago, a popular phrase used to describe the church was that we were one mile wide and one inch deep. Now, we have to ask if we should say we are one mile wide and less than half an inch deep. Join us as we dig into this important question: What are the beneath-the-surface failures that undermine deep discipleship and keep people from becoming spiritually mature?
